Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-07
THE DOWNEY FAIR.

THE DOWNEY FAIR.
Additional List of Entries-To-
days Programme.
The attendance at the Downey Fair
is on the steady increase, and none OF
those who have attended have other
but words of praise. The list of ex-
hibits has been increased by the fol-
lowing entries:
Pathological display - Apples, or
anges, pears lemons, peaches, wal
nuts, pomegranates, peanuss, grapes,
ounces. raisins, dried fruits.
Downey Land Agency-Choice ex-
hibit, w. G. McGaugh, John HI. Mar
tin, j. w. Cate, G. M. Harter, Downey
exhibitors.
Bread, Cakes, Etc.-Fruit Cake,
Mrs. E. L. Barnett boiled sponge cake,
white fruit cake, white cake, fruit
layer cake, chocolate layer, marble
cake, Mrs. E. L. Barnett; charlotte
russo, ribbon cake, French nougat,
Misses Annie and Marie Ambrose !;
varieties of cake; Mrs. F. Gum; va
rieties of cake; Miss Jessie Legg, by
miss under 18.
Apples-H. Wood, J. G. Simms, T..
J. Kerns, w. H. Morrow, H. L. Mont
gomery, L.W. Hougton, Willie Julien.
Mrs. H. S. Flora, canned goods.
Mrs. G. A. McCray, display of jel-
lies.
Mrs. Dora Skidmore, display of jel-
lies.
Mrs. Ollie Cate, best 2 rolls butter.
H. D. Talbot, muskmelon.
Willis Newton, pears.
A. S. Grey, apples.
Coke and Johnson, apples.
J. H. Martin, apples.
Poultry. D. James, Downey, six
entries. =.
Mrs. w. H. Morrow, display
pickles.
o. P. Parsons, walnuts.
J. w. Cate, pumpkin.
| E. l.. Barnett, Corn.
J. w. McClelland, pumpkins.
H. L. Montgomery, tomatoes.
N, w. Mile, Newhall, dried april
cots.
T. J. Kerns, Dow, butter.
HI. Hood, tomatoes.
S.,R. Gum, display of barley.
r. G. French, potatoes.
Mrs. 7. r. Parson, display OF
jellies.
J. H. Morton, walnuts.
Mrs. A. d. Lassel, peaches.
H. H. Stevenson, corn.
M. J. McClough, squashes.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. M. N. Austin, Pasadena, dis
play of ornamental needlework.
Mrs. S. G. Foster, 'Downey, one pair
pillow shams, one skirt.
Miss Ida Stockwell, Los Angeles,
worsted quilt.
Miss Matte Pallet, Ranchito, one
pair pillow shams.
Mrs. NJ Hutchinson, Downey, dis
play of needlework.
Mrs. Josie Harris, crochet work, ta-
BILE scarf.
M. D. Stewart, quilt.
Mrs. M. Martin, worsted work.
| Mrs. r. Daley, crayon drawing.
Mrs. Jane Williams, display of fancy
articles, shell work, moss work.
Mrs. Sarah Monise, crayon draw
ings.
Mrs. May L. Dunn, oil paintings.
Miss Ella Gardiner, Anaheim, crazy
quilt.
Mrs. Clara Caldwell, San Jacinto
crazy quilt.
E. F. Scribner, Downey, display o
birds.
Biscuit, domestic bread, brown
bread, corn bread, wheat bread.
i Display OF cake.
| Mrs. T. L. Hooper, Ranchito, do
mestic biscuit.
Willie Banks, cake.
| Miss Alice McGaugh, cake.
Daisy Graham, cake.
Nellie Graham, cake.
| Mrs. Sue Huff, display of fame.
goods.
Miss Verne Brown, embroidery.
| Mrs. ]. Adair, display of embroid
cry.
Il To-DAY's PROGRAMME:
| 1OA. M.-Grand parade of all priz
animals.
1880 A. M.-Babv show.
| ia. M.-Matched trotting race TO
500 a side; A. Erwin name G. S
Franklin Pierce, j. G. Chapman nam
G. NJ, L. q.
| 1 80 P. M.-Trotting race, two-year
olds; free to all colts that have neve
been named in race purse, $50; So
to first, 500 to second.
i 2:3O P. M.-Pacing race, three tim
class; purse, $55; $25 to first, $40 t
second, $40 to third.
i 3P.M.-Trotting race for stations
free to all; Del Sur to wagon; purse
500; $50 to first, $50 to second, 81
m fhird